Lately, social mining, points, and identity badges have become popular again. I see many people in the group constantly completing tasks all day long, just like clocking in at work. To put it simply, these points are essentially "promises with variable rules"; today they count scores, tomorrow they change the weight, and what you can exchange for later is uncertain, but the time cost is real money.

Actually, I now evaluate based on a risk table: whether I can stop with one click, whether I need to bind the main wallet, whether signatures are revocable, and whether I have exposed my collateral positions. Anyway, badges are not valuable, and once the liquidation line is touched, it becomes very costly. By the way, recently, large transfers on-chain or hot and cold wallets of exchanges are interpreted as smart money moves. I do observe them, but only as emotional indicators, not as action instructions. My approach remains: keep enough safety margin in my positions first, then play with the rest.